The Roads Ministry’s meeting with the World Bank is a significant step towards improving Ghana’s road network.
The Minister for Roads, Hon Kwame Agbodza, met with the World Bank Regional Director for Infrastructure, Mr. Franz R. Dress-Cross, to discuss strategies for improving Ghana’s road network. They focused on reintroducing road tolls, technical support for road contract management, and budgetary support for key projects, including the Kumasi Urban Mobility and Accessibility Project (KUMAP). The Minister emphasized the Ministry’s focus on road maintenance and the government’s commitment to constructing 12 key road projects under the “BIG PUSH” Initiative.
The meeting highlights the government’s efforts to enhance road interconnectivity across the country, with a focus on improving mobility and accessibility, particularly in urban areas like Kumasi. The collaboration between the Roads Ministry and the World Bank is expected to lead to better-maintained roads, reduced travel times, and increased economic activity.
Ruth Abla ADJORLOLO
